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1 Int| with the establishment of peace under Tokugawa Ieyasu and
2 Int| long life and wealth and peace, for if the heart be at
3 I | numberless.~ In our land with peace for an hundred years learning
4 I | need be no regret. Be at peace." But as Sugimoto read the
5 I | young that I cannot be at peace until I hear that he has
6 I | move men, all followed in peace. How far is this from the
7 II | resting, all is well. In peace, in trouble, in life, in
8 II | death. Long shall we be at peace. To live a day is to obey
9 II | dynasty,27 though there was peace and safety, yet many were
10 II | hardship in the times of peace. They desire drink and pleasure
11 II | then the people are in peace. When the laws are made
12 II | so important is their peace to the empire. In the days
13 II | great. Then is the empire at peace, like the mountain. But
14 II | But ever with a century of peace comes extravagance. That
15 II | obey and there is continual peace. Jewels are not the treasure
16 II | all in the empire are at peace. This blessing is all from
17 III| remarked:—~ The empire is peace. Men of rank and virtue
18 III| It is all the blessing of peace. Since Ieyasu, his hair
19 III| failed of the blessings of peace. We common folk must speak
20 III| at Nagakute, Ieyasu made peace with Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
21 III| for generations without peace in capital or provinces
22 III| until now. At last we have peace. Should I fight Hideyoshi,
23 III| pray by his life for the peace of the empire. There was
24 III| and the empire rests in peace.~ After his great victory
25 III| friendly to the enemy.~ After peace was made Ieyasu examined
26 III| strange events. Even in peace and safety pure-hearted
27 III| reveal their fidelity. In peace and in war they are invaluable.
28 IV | circumstances. In times of perfect peace men float in lazy pleasure,
29 IV | to us in this continued peace. But Idzu no Kami was first
30 V | that if we win there is no peace in the victory." But now,
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